Jinjang Culture and Arts Platform Mirimidongguk

The Jinjang Culture and Arts Platform 'Mirimidongguk', which was carried out as part of the cultural urban regeneration project hosted by the Ministry of Culture, Sports and Tourism and Miryang City, opened on November 30, 2019. The Jinjang culture and arts theme name, Mirimidongguk, was a small state of Byeonhan during the Proto-Three Kingdoms period, located where present-day Miryang City is. Mirimidongguk was rich in iron, so iron farming tools were widely used for rice farming, and the fertile land allowed them to plant ramie to weave hemp cloth, plant mulberry trees, raise silkworms, and weave silk. Based on such abundant resources in the Miryang land, it was a small state that could bloom a brilliant culture without yielding to foreign invasions. The area where Mirimidongguk was located suffered great damage from the Sahara typhoon around 1960 and became a residential area for common people after embankments were built. Due to the decline of the old downtown, it recently suffered severe stagnation and empty houses increased; six of these empty houses were created as part of the 2019 cultural urban regeneration project, with local artists directly participating in the remodeling to create a platform space.

Traveling with pets

Machine-translated from Korean.

Pets allowed in some areas